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That reminds me of the pistachios WITH shells Vs. pistachios without shells. A bag without the shells is way more expensive per pound, but from what I've read i
by blakesterz 10y ago
That reminds me of the pistachios WITH shells Vs. pistachios without shells. A bag without the shells is way more expensive per pound, but from what I've read it ends up being a bit cheaper per nut because those shells weigh something. Plus those things are just hard to get out of the darn shells sometimes.
- nathanvanfleet 10y agoI would say that you should pay a bit extra so you don't have the emotional cost of having that one pistachio you couldn't possibly open.
- wavefunction 10y agoI've opened that pistachio with force. You're better off leaving it closed! (It seems from my exhaustive studies that pistachios that "won't open" aren't worth opening.)
- erikcw 10y agoAgreed. To me the pistachio that can't be opened is equivalent to the clam that doesn't open in the pot. Now you won't get sick from the pistachio, but the quality is never the same.
- nathanvanfleet 10y agoOr the one you just barely fit your nails in, and try to pull it apart?
- JoeAltmaier 10y agoAnd the shells harbor mold. I'm allergic to pistachios, but apparently its the mold that is the real problem.
- blt 10y agoOTOH, the shells help deter you from eating a pound of delicious pistachios in one sitting.
- criddell 10y agoRemember pink pistachios? I used to buy them all the time and the other day I realized that I haven't seem them in years. This scene isn't going to make sense to future viewers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-TCvaNuKNQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-TCvaNuKNQ
- arprocter 10y agoIn a bag of nuts with shells there are always a few which lose their shells in transit and they never taste as good to me. Could it be some ancient hunter gatherer mental reward system thing?